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The artist unpacks how both of her post-internet albums are a “time capsule.”

As the Los Angeles quartet prepare to release their second album, Submarine, they process the stories of grief, hope, and love that shaped it.

The U.K. post-punk duo will unleash their new album, Postindustrial Hometown Blues, in May via SO Recordings.

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Meet our April up-and-comers, including English Teacher, Doubt, and Halima.

The Nashville punks on the first LPs they ever bought, their forthcoming tour, and playing the same festival as Doja Cat.

The duo share their experience with addiction, recovery, and the service work that’s saved their lives, and the lives of others.

The former BROCKHAMPTON frontman looks toward a future of multidisciplinary mischief.

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The band’s new EP, The Revealing, arrives this May via Iodine Recordings.

The Chicago-bred crew are among the most unique acts within the scene right now.

In reverence to the band, their legacy, and the new Papercuts compilation, see our picks.

Dan Campbell’s richly crafted third album is written from the perspective of both a director and an actor.

Jacob Alvarez, the mastermind behind MMC, speaks on his lifelong respect for physical media in a digital age.

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The frontwoman fills us in on the heartfelt tracks that inspired the Chicago band’s sophomore LP, One Million Love Songs.

The enigmatic superproducer embraces a richer sound with his new album.

The Philly punk outfit recently kicked off their spring tour, which runs until May.

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Meet the independent, women-owned fashion brand named after a Nirvana B-side and dressing Avril Lavigne.